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Celebs Look As Good As Gold at Pre-Olympics Event Red Carpet
2024-07-25
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The Olympics red carpet in Paris is glittering, and it ain't the shine off the metals 'cause those haven't been won yet ... it's all the superstars twinkling at a pre-Olympics event.
Some of the biggest athletes and entertainers in the world -- from LeBron James to Serena Williams to Snoop Dogg and everyone in between -- pulled up to the Prelude to the Olympics ... a star-studded party open cohosted by some of the world's most powerful people before Olympic Opening Ceremonies kick off tomorrow.
Two blonde Hollywood bombshells -- Charlize Theron and Elizabeth Banks -- hit the red carpet in a couple fabulous dresses ... CT looked angelic in all white while EB pulled off a black cocktail dress with a blue accessory draping down from her hip.
While Banks and Theron can party into the wee hours of the morning, tennis star Naomi Osaka may want to leave the prelude a little earlier ... 'cause she's got her first women's singles match Saturday against Germany's Angelique Kerber .
Jeremy Allen White and Alan Cumming each walked the carpet in fashionable tuxes tuned to their personalities ... with the brooding 'Bear' fitted in a black suit while two-time Tony winner Cumming rocked a svelte orange number.
BTW JAW's lady love Rosalía walked the carpet too -- though there don't appear to be any pics of them together. Ya never know with those two ... they could always dip out halfway through the party for a cigarette and une promenade romantique .
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